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... Irish Nationalists could walk into an English House of Oommons and ruin every Minister and kick out every Government! whether Whig or Tory, whioh made itteH obnoxious to tbe Irish people. The Irish Nationalist party were now masters ef tbe situation. If ...
... its name, but by its deeds. He trusted they would not vote Liberal beesuse their fathers and grandfathers were Liberals or Whigs, because it was very probable that if their ancestors lived at the present time they would be Conservatives. (Applause.) Since ...
... fortifications which the wisdom of man, illuminated by the experience of centuries, could possibly devise for the protection not of Whig privileges but of democratic freed m. The Tory democra would defend the Established Church, '' bacau it was a guarantee of ...
... will anpear. So long as the Liberal party, consisting of Whigs and Radicals, was content to bo represented in the Cabinet by one section, the coalition answered fairly well but as soon as the Whigs and the Radicals were at all equally represented in the ...
... about Lord Hartington's attitude, and there is equally no doubt that in this matter he will have with him the whole of the Whig party, and, for the present at least, the sullen acquiescence of the Caucus Radicals. Mr. Gladstone himself is now as eager ...
... Irish, and Scotch members. The QoTerncne.it was saved from by the support the secaders from the Ru!a ranks and by the Ulster Whigs, whose obtained by the offsr additional yy) from the Consolidated Fund towards the cost of I j'.stration. Of the 62 Irish members ...
... the party must bo consulted to who should champion their cause ; and, taking into coßsideration that the Liberal, or rather Whig, candidate has been before the constituency several months, there should no time lost in submitting suitable candidate before ...
... hardane the gams, at tartar, stops t eth.paauar pearirwhitesero. a hearses@ to the breeds. It remover an °doer bath or Memo The Whig 'ow Eda pet of Itosey ° 47o74 - h;rba ls Walesa testa! Bait Whim. ...
... Gladstone. SIR CHABLIS DILLE SIX WILLIAM HAR. COURT LORD DERBY MR, FORSTRR AND MR UORLIT LORD COWPRR AND THE 04 ARGYLL Tm WHIG GIiNERALLY, Suck belowthe abject level of slaves. Objects of derision and con- THE LIBERALS Tempt. No claim to the title of ...
... themselves so much more.ridiculous than in reality either he or they respectively are. Here, fo, instance, is what Lord Cowper, a Whig of the first water says (in the “ Nineteenth of his former colleague :—‘‘ As Mr Chamberlain is supposed to be a sort of bugbear ...
... gentleman’s trumpet would give no uncertain sonnJ. (Applause.) They would find in him not weak-kneed Liberal, nor an old-fashioned Whig —(laughter)—but sound, sensible, and reasonable Radical. (Cheers.) In the bill which Mr. bad prepared on the mino leases’ question ...
... little gun, And some paper bullets looking much like lead—leadlead, . , And he said, know a rig that shall dish each little Whig, . And strike each noisy Rad upon the head—headhead. And this funny little Earl had a funny little bag, Which helabelled ...